Akita Castle Ruins
The site of the administrative base of Dewa Province, overlapping with the cult of Koshio Jinja.
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The site of the administrative base of Dewa Province, overlapping with the cult of Koshio Jinja.
Reference scenery of the region; not a photo of this facilityA hot-spring healing retreat remaining in Hachimantai. Its name comes from a legend of a person who prayed for peace in the next life.
Reference scenery of the region; not a photo of this facilityThe rite held to be the source of the namahage tradition. Fires are lit on a winter night.
Reference scenery of the region; not a photo of this facilityIt stands on the site of Kubota Castle and enshrines the Satake clan.
Reference scenery of the region; not a photo of this facilityA water deity is enshrined inside a snow hut. Belief embedded in daily life became a festival as it was.
Reference scenery of the region; not a photo of this facilityBlack plank walls and weeping cherries. The little Kyoto of the north.
Reference scenery of the region; not a photo of this facilityA pole hung with 46 lanterns is balanced on the forehead or the hip. It weighs fifty kilograms.
Reference scenery of the region; not a photo of this facilityThe deepest lake in Japan. At 423 metres, its bed lies below sea level.
Reference scenery of the region; not a photo of this facilitySeven hot springs scattered through the valley. Tsuru-no-yu keeps its thatched Edo-period lodging.
Reference scenery of the region; not a photo of this facility